European Central Bank
http://www.ecb.eu/home/html/index.en.htmlThe European Central Bank, also known as the ECB, is the Eurozone’s central bank responsible for monetary policy covering the fifteen member countries of the Eurozone. It is the European counterpart of the United States Federal Reserve. The ECB’s chairman is Jean-Claude Trichet.
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Current euro level not a threat for European firms: Moscovici
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Enter the Draghi
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Raising euro zone inflation more difficult - ECB's Constancio
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ECB's Nowotny sees little room for rate hikes if inflation low
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Euro zone factory activity rises in August on strong demand: PMI
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What slowdown? Factories chug along as global demand holds up
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ECB to announce QE cutback in October; shut program by end-2018: Reuters poll
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Dollar rises, U.S. jobs data not expected to derail Fed
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"Safe-haven" euro could complicate ECB plan to roll back stimulus
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ECB unease over firmer euro risks slowing asset purchase exit: sources
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Euro zone inflation rises more than forecast before ECB meeting
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U.S. data sends stocks higher; yields fall
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Euro dips on ECB bets, election poll knocks kiwi lower
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CNH Industrial: periodic report on the buy-back program
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China Everbright Limited Announces 2017 Interim Results
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Catalonian independence vote would not hurt Spain's rating: DBRS
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Dollar gains on bets ECB could weaken euro, strong U.S. data
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Stocks, dollar rise after upbeat U.S. data
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Investors see scant chance of ECB rate hike over next year
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North Korea tensions, strong euro send European shares to six-month low
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SEB: Nordic Outlook: The world economic situation is improving - Growing risks of imbalances in overstimulated Swedish economy
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Dollar recovers from 2-1/2-year lows as North Korea fears ebb
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Austrian conservatives target multinationals and QE in economic draft
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Euro nears $1.20 in wake of Yellen, Draghi comments
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Oil markets hit by Storm Harvey; U.S. dollar slips
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Fiscal stimulus in downturns is safe even when debt is high: researchers
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At Fed conference, Trumponomics draws a not so subtle rebuttal
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Draghi urges patience on ECB's ultra-easy monetary policy
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ECB needs fresh powers to intervene in bank failures, supervisor says
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Wall Street rises modestly following Yellen speech
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Britain heads back to the Brexit table, plans in hand, economy in decline
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Private consumption drives German growth in second quarter
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Frankfurt hopes to become 'little London' after Brexit
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Euro jumps, bonds slips after Yellen, Draghi speak
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Euro surges as ECB's Draghi does not mention currency strength
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Low world inflation dogs central bankers, even as economies grow
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Caution may be creeping in to emerging markets: IIF
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Wall Street edges lower with Jackson Hole meeting in focus
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StockTipsGuru: SPX Price Target Revisions and Analysis
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Dollar inches up ahead of Jackson Hole policymakers' meeting
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ECB policymaker Hansson says not concerned about strength of euro: Bloomberg
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For all its problems, it's risky to bet against Italy
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Euro zone August business growth keeps up solid pace
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ECB faces gaps in understanding new realities: Draghi
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Strong euro leads big bond buyers into government debt rethink
